MarketMakingForMoonlitDeepPool

Recently, I found a screenshot of myself giving the contract an "unlimited authorization" with one click... I thought it was convenient at the time, but now I feel pretty anxious about it. Honestly, revoking permissions is like going to sleep: if you don't do it, you'll keep worrying about it, and if something really happens, you can't rely on just watching the market to save you. Especially for someone like me who practices placing orders with small funds, managing inventory, and making small adjustments—my earnings don't come from big spikes. If I get unexpectedly deducted once, my entire cu

Recently, we've been discussing narratives like parallel processing and sharding. The community is quite lively, but for someone like me doing small-scale market-making practice with limited funds, the more lively it gets, the more I focus on two things first: where to actually put the assets, and how to exit if something really goes wrong. Whether the curve can be smoothed out depends on "not dying in a black swan," not on fancy order placement techniques.
The same applies to the staking/sharing security setup—honestly, the appeal of compounded returns looks attractive, but the controversy is

This is the calm before the storm, the key is whether the trading volume matches the movement.

Awesome! Hopefully this isn't a one-day show; let's see some sustained growth.